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The majority of the half million Syrian refugees in Jordan live in urban areas like Ramtha. Although they have been welcomed by Jordanian communities, many refugees are poor and unable to obtain legal jobs. The UK is helping to meet the needs urban refugees as well as those in camps.

Find out more about UK support for the Syria humanitarian crisis

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Source Refugee children from Syria at a clinic in Ramtha, northern Jordan
Author DFID - UK Department for International Development

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